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This Woman And Her Family Was Due To Be Deported Last Month, Why Are They Still Here?
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Dated Thursday 24 April 2014
/// A mother faces deportation on Friday after the Home Office rejected new evidence that suggested her young daughters were at risk of having female genital mutilation performed on them in her native Nigeria. ///
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Dated Thursday 24 April 2014
/// A mother faces deportation on Friday after the Home Office rejected new evidence that suggested her young daughters were at risk of having female genital mutilation performed on them in her native Nigeria. ///
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sp1814
/// I've quickly scanned both articles, and can't find any reference to AOG's statement that they were due to be deported last mon... ///
If you look at my thread I have copied a section of the Guardian report of Thursday 24 April 2014 in which it said "A mother faces deportation on Friday" that being 25th April 2014. (first paragraph of the Guardian link)
/// I've quickly scanned both articles, and can't find any reference to AOG's statement that they were due to be deported last mon... ///
If you look at my thread I have copied a section of the Guardian report of Thursday 24 April 2014 in which it said "A mother faces deportation on Friday" that being 25th April 2014. (first paragraph of the Guardian link)
As suspected she has managed to get a reprieve once again.
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/// "She has been given an overnight reprieve but the campaign is still very much ongoing and the lawyers are still working on her judicial review. ///
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/// "She has been given an overnight reprieve but the campaign is still very much ongoing and the lawyers are still working on her judicial review. ///
DrFilth
The mother is Nigerian and should be sent back there, how she ever managed to get here four years ago while being heavily pregnant (as reported), is anyone's guess.
Her children are four and two so how can they make up their own minds if the want to live in the UK or Nigeria, have the courts enough power to force them to live in the UK?
The mother is Nigerian and should be sent back there, how she ever managed to get here four years ago while being heavily pregnant (as reported), is anyone's guess.
Her children are four and two so how can they make up their own minds if the want to live in the UK or Nigeria, have the courts enough power to force them to live in the UK?
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